New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10
AN EFFORT TO DECLARE LINGG INSANE.
Az INQUIsETIoN DfNIED-THE BoMhMAKER's DE
FIANT LETTER.

Az INQCIsITIoN DFNED-THE BOMhMAKERs DE-
FIANT LETTER.
Cmc,Go. Nov Z tSpcciab. A movement in behalf Of
Lngg on the plea OF nsan ty has not been wholly uHeX
peccd though the proceeding when begun lost netting
In lts dramatic effect that account Assistant County
Physician Gray admitted that he had been
looking for the incident lie. however, re
fuses TO express any opinion AS 10
the sanity OF tho prisoner until called
upon officially to do So Attorney V. V. Hunt entered
the Criminal Court tins morning AMI in loud voice sud-
denly startled those present by announcn. the object OF
his mission At the mention Of the nimo Of Llnss
deadly stiffness over the asonba.s ani III" com
sci stated his purpose 10 ask for writ OF nqmsillon
lie read tho petition In Impressive manner and
Judge Prenderg4st quietly soned 1t was signed By Dr.
James q. Kiernas AMI asked that a warrant be
issued for Louis lngg. that venre be issued for jury
OF to determine te truth OF the allegations anu
that "A subpoena he granted for witnesses named lhc
Judge turned the statutes from which he read to
the effect that tho alleged lunatc being
under conviction in the Criminal Court.
he could take no action without notice
TO the District Attorney After brief consultation "a
hour Of D. IN liked upon for hearing when II was
agreed the state Attorney should ass be present
At that hour the arguments were entered upon anu
decision denying the petition announced late In the
day.
subsequently Dr. Gray called at tho Jail and had
4 long interview with Linsg. At its conclusion
ho again declined TO express any n.a opinion
bnt from his manner 1t clear that his views were
not favorable the theory thus desperately advanced
Tho letter OF Lingg written on SUNDAY tor publication
in The AIarD. breathe. the sasc spirit OF defiance
which has characterized his demeanor ever since ms ms
ton. hut the contrary. insihuatngy urges
the pruatOn OF the methods lu tho furthershco
his teachings. II Is almost glib III tome as Won ss
nssle nt and he advances sneer FOR those wa"
have efiu lively urged him to plead Tor paro. iio
OF hs revolutionary instincts ahd actS ana & III
half not al 'of hins. but Of ms associate ne @
to tho fidelity with which they "asitnr%" h,, nos ny
aio.e by speech; BY how wr'''"E; p"' few
,oaIs the CAPITALISTS and spolsts will " soc all
they possess 20 up in smoke and hames. 'etahn !.
he said Of lngg IN the future that no was ,
nst,bl, contrast 10 spies tho cowardly leader ot mo
party who auntnsly announces lhat lie mas not si"n
o Iingr for year because he IL mononanlac bnl VINO
has rr,yrd by means petition for individual ciea
ency, the fest of the Executive. ~ !, A., On. .,,or
a Po,ht ~ ,h. ,nt.c, William Urban representing
the entra LABOR Union of hirago was ~ 'e o, Gu ~ , %
dressing the Governor The sh"otlng ., Nv Nv Ir
han "a cas-. where a murder was commute Ell py "eh
Der Of wcll-kn-wn organization I.nhs,sos @
p,~trr,' Union and controlling spirits OF ihs organ
izniion held sponsibe Tor nc crime o, IN
,ItvIual member. The plea seemingly lntvreSeu .ne
"oyernor strongly anil called Tor tho repetition OF tuo
sentence csncrrping the stock Yards murlrr ,,. A.,
Bailey and Campbell ot the itaa"s 1 Hl'~"r Of ,h
cIro Mr. sh-llbur-. of Detroit Mich ana kcPte'entn
live C. e. Dixon. OF chicago; Mr 90 hrer' %, M Wssr
trl Labor Union Of New.lork j. J.. Quinn MlS'", tn
Work IN H. frapk Farrell. repre-entihS pl'iSioh ~
OF Ncw-York Trades Assemble, "iso aMro''.w hv
The Governor sc,,i,sS Iins VINO Wpo presented a
nctlon from the Iron Monders' Union OF thicars 10
which the deceased cxrolicen'n peoi.e ashins
,r r,uency lie closet 'hr alie,ses by Shsrt speech
rno Covrruar mon received the relatives OF the con-
damned Anarchists. the public hein. eNcneh. uploa
Governor was ~ II holding me
private interview with friends AMI reIauves OF the
AnarchistS